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Robert Baer
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See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Robert Baer
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did the India CIA chief implant a microphone according to Robert?
(a) The period of a document.
(b) A lamp.
(c) A dresser.
(d) In a shoe.

2. Why did Robert's chief refuse to transmit Robert's contact information to the CIA?
(a) Kahi was not an agent.
(b) Ammad was not an agent.
(c) Mohammed was not an agent.
(d) Ali was not an agent.

3. When did the Lebanese Civil War start according to Chapter 6?
(a) April 1975.
(b) April 1974.
(c) April 1977.
(d) April 1976.

4. Where did Robert fly to to talk to the CIA Chief in India in Chapter 5?
(a) Nahiati.
(b) Pondicherry.
(c) New Delhi.
(d) Agra.

5. What did Chalabi expect to get from his lies according to Robert Baer?
(a) Support from the Lebanese.
(b) Support from the Iranians.
(c) Support from the Turks.
(d) Support from the Syrians.

6. How many CIA agents died in the Beirut bombing in 1983?
(a) 5.
(b) 6.
(c) 8.
(d) 2.

7. How does Robert describe the first Intelligence Bureau he was assigned to?
(a) Lazy and ignorant.
(b) Small and skilled.
(c) Diligent, but making right decisions.
(d) Skilled and diligent.

8. How did Robert want to hit at Mughniyah?
(a) Through his clan.
(b) Though his family.
(c) through his gambling habit.
(d) Through his mistress.

9. Why wasn't Robert touch by the Iran-Contra scandal?
(a) He was in Beirut at the time.
(b) He was in Tokyo at the time.
(c) He volonteered to be a vitness.
(d) He was the one who tipped off the press.

10. What did Robert call the Arab officer he made contact with during his first assignment?
(a) Kami.
(b) Romi.
(c) Sami.
(d) Rami.

11. Who was Robert's contact in the Biqa' Valley?
(a) Ali.
(b) Ammad.
(c) Mohammed.
(d) Kahi.

12. How many servants did Robert have in his first safe house?
(a) 6.
(b) 5.
(c) 7.
(d) 9.

13. Who was questioning Robert Baer?
(a) The NSA.
(b) The Secret Service.
(c) The CIA.
(d) The FBI.

14. How did Robert's interlocutor expect to hit Hafiz Al-Asad?
(a) With a knife.
(b) With a gun.
(c) By poisoning him.
(d) With a missile.

15. What alias was Robert Baer asked about?
(a) Robert Marks.
(b) Robert Pope.
(c) Robert Rovinsky.
(d) Robert Grave.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Robert when the Beirut bombing occurred?

2. What did Robert identify as a vulnerability in his Arab contact?

3. Where was Robert reassigned at the end of Chapter 6?

4. What couldn't be done in a safe house?

5. What did Robert become involved in after moving back to the U.S.?

(see the answer keys)

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